Known for his acclaimed range of hand-wound pickups and specialising in esoterica, Marc Ransley has a guitar collection that’ll set pulses racing among offset fans.

Back in the 90s, Guitar Magazine’s DIY and recording expert Huw Price was an engineer at the studio in London where Primal Scream recorded their masterpiece, Screamadelica. To mark the 30th birthday, here Huw shares his memories of those remarkable sessions.

The magnum opus of a brilliant, but tormented mind. The Holy Bible found the Manics re-tooled from nimble glam rock exhibitionists to harbingers of looming apocalypse.

Can this affordable crossover model tempt steel-string players towards the nylon side?

The guitars are aimed at the next generation of players.

Gibson’s Player Port stems from an original concept from the early 1960s that first appeared in blueprints for a model that never went into...

With the 1980s very much in vogue, Kramer’s new Custom Graphics series is a flamboyant reminder of what the brand stands for.

The repurposed military truck is now a vehicle of peace, capable only of serving up an onslaught of music.

Boss’s humble yellow overdrive pedal is one of the most important pedals of all time, and it remains a staple for professional guitarists today – this is why…

Both sharing the 200-series format.

Both sharing the 200-series format.

Work on Bernie Marsden’s amplifier collection continues as Rift’s Chris Fantana gets to grips with a rare Marshall combo.